casse-tete

If you're looking for a fun game to play, Casse-Tete Project may just be the thing for you. Designed to run under Linux/X-Window, it's possible that it could work on other operating systems, but you'll need to try it out for yourself to see. To get started, all you need is gcc.

The aim of the game is simple: to move all of the objects out to the right. You can use the 'left' and 'right' keys to move the objects, while the 'space' key can be used to turn them (if turning is possible). If you need to quit the game, simply hit the 'escape' key.

The controls are easy to understand and the game is quite intuitive even for beginners. However, bear in mind that the code is old and ugly, so there may be some bugs.

To get started with the game, simply run a 'make' command in the directory and then launch './casse-tete'. This will allow you to begin playing and hopefully having a bit of fun.

The latest release includes an update to make the game work under SGI/Irix, and also fixes a minor bug related to changing the size of the window. Overall, Casse-Tete Project is a great game for those looking for a bit of simple entertainment on their computer.